Love this spot Love the carefully crafted beverages…read more Love the pizza bombs and chocolate croissant Love the vibe here Can't wait to come back to try the orange creamsicle coffee/matcha

I had a lovely visit at the seed yesterday morning…read more I was in desperate need of coffee and I saw on their Instagram they came out with an Oreo Cheesecake latte that I really wanted to try. I also couldn't leave without one of their infamous bagel bombs. It was a really good morning.

Somehow, after spending years walking around Mizner Park, I only discovered this coffee shop…read moretoday--thanks to my husband! I can't believe I've been missing it for so long. The café is incredibly cozy with a unique, artistic atmosphere. As a big fan of Salvador Dalí, I immediately fell in love with the design. Right at the entrance, there's a giant coffee machine that continuously rotates coffee beans, and inside you'll find a huge portrait of Dalí brought to life with a projector effect. It's such a fun and creative detail that makes the whole place feel like an art installation. I also loved the little design touches, especially the unique chair legs. The café was spotless, and everyone working there was friendly and welcoming. I ordered a cappuccino with almond milk to go. It was prepared quickly, and the coffee was smooth, rich, and delicious. If you're visiting Mizner Park, I definitely recommend stopping by. Whether you're there for great coffee, unique design, or simply a cozy place to relax, this spot is absolutely worth checking out.

I am definitely a coffee diva. I only buy good quality beans for home use and I take the coffee…read moremaking process pretty seriously. When I go out and pay $6 bucks for a cup of coffee, I expect it to be solid. Starbucks is hit or miss. Carmela is pretty good. Dunkies and Wawa coffee is horrific. As for Subculture, I have to say that their coffee is routinely excellent. On my last visit I got a cappuccino. It was absolutely delicious, I loved it. We sat at a table outside and just enjoyed the beautiful weather and watched people walk around Mizner. Outstanding vibe. One negative, I don't understand is why they won't make any size other than a small. One of the workers explained to me once, but honestly it's still doesn't make sense to me. And because it's just like 12 oz, I finished it pretty quickly. Would have been nice to have some more. Overall, this is definitely one of my favorite coffee spots in Boca. Four stars. Check it out!

I stopped by here with a friend on a Sunday afternoon and we were easily able to find free parking…read moreright in front. We didn't have a reservation so we sat at the bar but that was no issue as it was just the two of us! The staff were very friendly to us as we walked in and immediately offered us some water and we were only getting drinks that day so we ordered a matcha latte with the whipped coffee on top as well requested almond milk. We saw them hand, whipped both the coffee and also whisk up the Matcha, which was a pleasant surprise. We didn't need additional sweetener but it was overall a really good matcha! We sat there for about 45 minutes enjoying our drinks and never felt rush. It was definitely busy inside but nothing terrible or cramped inside. They had some light music playing and all the Florida decorations made it beautiful inside. I would definitely come back and try one of their fluffy pancakes!

Cute little place right near Mizner park with ample parking!…read more There was luckily not a wait when we got there but I did see every so often there was a short wait for people to be sat. We snagged a table outside on the patio area which was a good mix of sunlight and shade since they had umbrellas up. We ordered coffees - I got the London fog chai. And then ordered food. I got the original avocado toast. The drink was very good. I was able to do a milk alternative so I chose coconut milk. The avocado toast was loaded. Lots of micro greens and a poached egg that was cooked very well. The avocado was not as heavy as you would think for an avocado toast though. I was catching up with some old friends so it was nice to be able to sit and chat and not feel rushed.

I heard they make some good sandwiches so had to go check them out. I was greeted by, Coral, the…read morelovely cashier with a warm smile. A warm reception always makes a big difference. I ordered the chicken Caesar wrap and chicken salad sandwich. After a short wait the sandwiches were ready. Generous portions and delicious sandwiches. Definitely a hit with us.

So I came in for a second time on Saturday after shopping at Trader Joe's down the street. I had my…read moredaughter with me and wanted to get an iced coffee and some food. I got the special that was on the board, I can't remember the name of the latte but it was something like "cheat code", or something along those lines. The coffee was good but the sweetener they used was very strong, I don't know if the syrup was sugar free or what but the taste was not good at all! To eat, I got the Caesar salad wrap, which was huge and actually delicious, with a side of buffalo sauce. The guy who helped take my order was nice but not too friendly, didn't really smile or show any emotions, but I think that's just this generation, sadly. The ambiance is cool, cute decor with all the plants and all, but kind of tight space for a stroller, not their fault but I'll know for next time. They also didn't have a changing table in the bathroom, so if you have a baby, I don't suggest bringing them there. Overall it was good but kind of pricey, $30 for an iced coffee and a wrap. Not sure if I'll be back, but I recommend you trying it if you're in the area, just for the vibes!

Cute coffee shop near FAU. Stopped in here with my bestie and we loved it. I got the Cinnabee iced…read morelatte and she got the strawberries and cream matcha latte. We also both got the bagel bomb -- it was more like a croissant stuffed with cream cheese than an actual bagel, but still delicious. Mine came out piping hot, and the cream cheese was scorching too, so I had to let it cool before taking another bite. They also have juices, water, and other grab-and-go bites in the cooler near the front entrance. There's seating inside and outside, plus a covered corner area near a green space that was really nice -- that's where we sat to chat and sip. I know there's a location closer to home for me, so I can't wait to check that one out too. Overall a nice place with delicious drinks and small bites. You get what you pay for -- it was $25 for both our iced drinks and bagel bombs -- but I get it, and I wasn't disappointed with the quality. I'd definitely visit again when I'm in the area.

I have been DYING to come here after stumbling across their Instagram. Specifically the spring…read moremenu- I got the banana bread cold brew. Banana bread is super in right now & it's for a good reason! I don't even like banana bread but the flavor goes so well with coffee, especially cold brew! Top 5 cold brews I've ever had. Already hyped for their summer menu. I wasn't even hungry but when I saw the paradise sliders on the menu I knew I had to order it. The staff was so so sweet, when I ordered they even asked if I wanted extra paradise sauce (who doesn't want extra??) 10/10 no notes. The sausage & egg is obvi solid but the sauce does push it over the edge. I would like to check out the other locations- this was one a decent size, good amount of seating in & outside. Seed you later!

The name is cute and means great coffee, well maybe since they serve Wells Coffee that is…read moreexcellent. The barista Kylie presented herself in a professional manner with a fun personality. Seemed like every customer that walked in knew and loved her. Only a few small tables inside with additional counter bartop seating and two optional outside patio tables but way too hot today for that experience although does provide a long view of Mizner Park across the street. The decor was strong bohemian themed with hanging plant ladders and even a blue vintage pay phone although no dial tone. The visually appealing space created a relaxed but fun atmosphere. Kylie brewed us a double espresso presented in a mini porcelain cup rather than the boring paper cup. Very strong coffee with a nice nutty aroma. The choices for a pastry was thin today and they were out of the blueberry muffins. The gender neutral bathroom matched the cute decor of the café with navy blue walls and porcelain tan tile floors. Nothing over the top, but clean with some thoughtful details.

We didn't love our experience here sadly. We popped in for some coffee and we had to wait a little…read morewhile before any worker was there, she must have popped out. She apologized when coming back but it was a little odd, we waited about five mins or so. I told her I was considering the tiramisu latte or the pistachio latte and I was hoping she could help steer me in a direction. I asked what she thought between the two and she clearly found my question odd bc there was a long pause before she said it depends what I'm in the mood for. Which isn't very helpful at all lol. And she said it with a bit of sass, like what a dumb question to ask. I don't think my question was that outlandish, many places have specific favorites or recommendations. After discovering the tiramisu latte relies on the cream top that can only be made using cream and no non-dairy products, I decided against that one. Without the cream top, it's just a vanilla latte she told us. Typically the pistachio latte is made with syrup and a pistachio butter but she said even the pistachio butter is made with condensed milk. We wanted to confirm paying for a pistachio latte would be the same as paying for a latte with syrup added and she said it would, but again she seemed kinda annoyed or impatient by our questions. Not friendly service at all. It came out to $8 for an iced latte ($1 for non-dairy milk) in an albeit cute container but it was just subpar.

Such a beautiful spot for brunch! This French pastry café has the most amazing…read moreatmosphere--stylish, cozy, and made even better by live solo jazz with a saxophone playing in the background. Everything we ordered was delicious. We had the French flatbread with figs, bruschetta, scrambled eggs, croissants, and feta with bread, and every dish was beautifully presented and full of flavor. The drinks were great too--we tried the latte, tea, cortado, and iced coffee, and everyone loved theirs. And you absolutely have to try their fruit-shaped desserts! We got the mango and cocoa ones, and they were not only adorable but genuinely delicious. The presentation, food, service, and overall atmosphere were all fantastic. It's the kind of place where you want to sit, relax, enjoy your coffee, and stay a little longer. Definitely a place we'll be coming back to!

Tartelette French Patisserie & Cafe has always been one of my favorite places to meet up with…read morefriends. We've been visiting since their old location, and I was so happy to see them move into their beautiful new space. We'll definitely be stopping by again soon. The owners are truly wonderful people -- always so positive, kind, and welcoming. You can feel how much love and care goes into this place. The pastries and desserts are beautifully made (many created by the owner herself), and everything tastes just as amazing as it looks. My personal favorite was the lemon-shaped pastry -- it looked so incredibly realistic, almost too pretty to eat, and it was absolutely delicious. Their coffee is always excellent, the staff is warm and attentive, and the atmosphere is cozy and elegant. I also love the little details, like how they serve tea with a tiny dried flower bouquet -- such a thoughtful and aesthetic touch. They also have unique jewelry pieces, and I've even bought a few bracelets there myself. This place is truly special, and I highly recommend it if you love beautiful French pastries, great coffee, and a charming atmosphere.

Every time I passed by this restaurant at night, it was slammed with an energetic vibe. The Miami…read morelocation has been making its rounds on instagram, so it was time to see what the buzz was about. Tropical and relaxing vibe- you could feel like you're on a Caribbean island or in the Keys with the decor. We did their happy hour which had discounted bites and $7-9 drinks. Had a rum based and also a tequila cocktail which were made well and quite refreshing. Bartenders were friendly too. Shared the sliders and chicken satay. Both flavorful and the restaurant doesn't use seed oils I heard which is really important and nice to see. Will return for dinner because a friend said the chicken Milanese was fire!

Very cute cafe with friendly staff and a great menu leaning on Mediterranean cuisine but the food…read morewas not as good as I expected. Our server was sweet and attentive. I ordered a hot Banoffee latte to start. It was rich and creamy. Very good. Then we all shared the duo of dip crudite. It comes with muhammara and babaghanoush plus warm pita. Both dips were tasty and made with good consistency. We were able to get another round of pita as well. For entree, I got the chicken and waffles. The maple Chipotle syrup was great, unfortunately the chicken was a little over fried so it was a bit dry. Same issue with the waffles, they were hard and dry. My friends got the shakshuka which she enjoyed and the short rib benedict which was great and came on challah bread instead of an English muffin. All portions were huge and definitely shareable.